Sentence examples for established location from inspiring English sources
One consequence might be the appearance of "pop-up" offices that can perform just like a more established location.
The Internet location services as embodied in the HTTP Enabled Location Delivery HELDD) protocol and associated presence and location encoding specifications is in contrast to the established location services model and protocols as seen in today's cellular and wireline PSTN networks.
When he made the decision to relocate in October 1957 to Los Angeles, O'Malley did not have an established location for where the Dodgers would play in 1958.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) on A. aegypti chromosomes demonstrated that the myo-sex probe localized to region 1q21, the established location of the M-locus.
Using FISH on mitotic chromosomes of transgenic kh w mosquitoes, the BAC hybridized to 1q21, the established location of the sex-determining locus (fig. 7).
Preliminary data from subcellular location prediction software applied to the Arabidopsis thaliana Phytolongins gave results inconsistent between the different algorithms and, for the Arabidopsis thaliana VAMPs, results inconsistent with experimentally established location of the proteins (data not shown).
McDonald's has been struggling with declining sales in the US and said on Monday the figure fell 4.6% in November at established locations.
"These are proven, established locations, so the diligence process is a lot quicker for someone buying one of these leases," said one fund analyst, citing his company's policy.
The high-pressure dissection combined with protein sequence analysis established locations with volumetric signatures relevant to residual communication of 2/2 hemoglobins.
Second, considered in relation to each other, participants' gestures were often integrated into larger analogical models, as when depicting a causal relationship as movement between previously established locations.
Third, people represented causal relations in the system (e.g., how the change in the predator population causes a change in the prey population) as movements, sometimes between previously established locations.
